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Mountain roads beginning to open as snow recedes

Several popular mountain roads in Northeastern Oregon have opened as the prodigious winter snowpack continues to shrink. The ...

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Out and About: Climbing through the Columbia River Gorge’s geologic history

Hiking in most of the higher mountains of Northeastern Oregon, with their muddled layers of stone, is akin ...

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Forest urges caution on Memorial Day weekend

BAKER CITY — As Memorial Day weekend draws near and many are planning outdoor activities, it is important to remember ...

Recreation

OUT AND ABOUT: Contemplating Northeastern Oregon’s unimaginably icy past

Ice is a temporary visitor to the mountains of Northeastern Oregon rather than a permanent resident, but it ...

Oregon

Landowner hunting tags poised to become permanent

SALEM —  More than four decades since it was started, a program that prioritizes Oregon landowners for hunting ...

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Out and About: Making the yearly April hike to a snowy meadow in the Elkhorns

Spring fools me every year.

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Out and About: Savoring the solitude on Wheeler County’s Sutton Mountain

I was so fixated on the grand sprawl that is Wheeler County, so focused on its tens of ...

Recreation

Oregon estimated wolf population up 15% in 2024

SALEM — Oregon’s estimated wolf population grew by about 15% in 2024, rising from 178 to 204 animals, ...

Recreation

Out and About: The great swindle of spring snowshoeing

TOLLGATE — Spring snowshoeing is cheating. This is no terrible transgression, to be sure. Nothing that would lead to a ...

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ODFW proposing to change boundaries of mule deer hunts starting in 2026; no changes in 2025

The 56,000 or so people who hunt mule deer east of the Cascades each year, whether they carry ...

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